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Could Your Car Help You Avoid An Accident?

If you are of a certain age, you probably remember the Jetsons, a Saturday morning cartoon about the future, in which George Jetson drove a vehicle that flew, basically drove itself and avoided crashes with other vehicles and things. Well, according to the United States Department of Transportation, we may soon…

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Driving While Drowsy – Dangerous and Deadly

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, more than 100,000 police-reported accidents each year are directly attributable to driver fatigue. And this figure is almost certainly low because some states do not have coding for fatigue or driver fell asleep and if fatigue is combined with another factor, such as…

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Exciting News For Those Suffering From Peanut Allergy

In Britain, researchers introduced small amounts of peanut flour into the diet of children suffering with peanut allergies. After six months of this therapy, more than 80 percent of the children could eat a handful of peanuts without experiencing a reaction. The peanut flour helped to build tolerance to the allergen. While this…

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More Cold Weather in Tennessee; More Heater Recalls

Chapter Two of the cold snap in Middle Tennessee is here.  Many folks will use space heaters to ward off the cold.  If you do, check your make and model because the Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced Sears and Kmart have recalled 42,500 Kenmore oscillating fan heaters bearing model…

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Tennessee Injury and Wrongful Death Verdicts in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee November 2013

There were five jury trials in personal injury and wrongful death cases in Davidson County (Nashville) Tennessee during the month of November 2013. Two of those cases were slip and fall calls, also known as "premises liability" cases.  In one of those cases, the jury returned a verdict for the…

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Train Safety: What is Taking so Long?

We have already written a couple of posts about Positive Train Control, which the CEO of Metrolink described as “perhaps the most important safety innovation in our lifetime”.  (The first article explained how Positive Train Control can prevent several types of deadly train accidents and the delays in implementing it. …

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Apparently, Crime Does Pay. And, It Takes Cruises.

Under a 2010 law, cruise lines are required to report to the FBI allegations of only eight serious crimes including homicide, suspicious death, missing U.S. national, theft of money or property in excess of $10,000, kidnapping, certain sexual offenses, assault with serious bodily injury, firing or tampering with the vessel.  …

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